Carter Victory Sparks Latin American Reactions and Tensions
As Carter becomes president elect, Latin American press largely favors a US policy shift toward the region. Brazil worries over sovereignty and nuclear concerns while Mexico's Lopez Portillo may visit Washington soon after inauguration. Cuban exile groups loom as a security threat with potential renewed attacks amid expected policy changes.
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Jimmy Carter
Argentina
Carter
Latin America
Washington
Colombia
Nixon
Ford
White House
U.S
Brazil
Henry Kissinger
Fidel
Castro
Mexico
Lopez Portillo
United States
Cuba
Caribbean Sea
Miami
U.s.-Cuba
Little Havana
Advice From UW Expert On Better Marital Communication
University of Wisconsin sociologist Jeff Edelson offers practical guidance for couples prone to misunderstandings. He cautions against piecemeal talks for major decisions and suggests a designated time after dinner to discuss details, with clear speaking and active listening to avoid missed errands or tasks. Distractions and assumed mindreading contribute to conflict. candid dialogue and confirmation are key.
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Jeff Edelson
University of Wisconsin
Prof
Edelson
Work Ethic Alive Boosted by Employee Involvement
Fred Rudge, labor-management consultant, cites 30 major firms experimenting with involving all employees in problem solving. He says total involvement costs nothing, increases job satisfaction, and raises profits, citing 96 percent of workers want to do their best. He argues poor organizational climate, not laziness, suppresses effort.
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Fred Rudge
Rudge
Ivy League Stars Of Yesterday And Today In Football
A reminiscent essay on Ivy League football tracing Dartmouth Princeton histories and present tensions, noting great players like Dave Allardice Dick Kazmaier Homer Smith and Cosmo Iacavazzi. It discusses Princeton’s single wing evolution society identity around 1960 and Columbia coach Bill Campbell’s hopeful trajectory.
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Princeton
N.J
Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth
New York
Penn Station
Princeton Junction
Dave Allardice
Bob Waterfield
Dick Kazmaier
Homer Smith
Royce Flippen
Cosmo Iacavazzi
Palmer Stadium
Dick Gregory
Nixon
Berkeley
Columbia
Penn
Bill Campbell
Campbell
Brown
Republican Split and Reaganite Strategy in GOP Reorganization
The piece argues conservatives want a name shift to Conservative-Republican or Independent-Republican and push Ronald Reagan as the unifying spearhead, but warn of a tough struggle to remold the party. It notes mixed results for conservatives in state races and the likelihood of a Reaganite-driven realignment hampered by moderate incumbents and intra-party divisions.
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William Rusher
National Review
American Conservative Union
G.O.P
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ripon Forum
Carter
New Mexico
Schmitt
Hatch
Utah
Wallop
Wyoming
Hayakawa
John Tunney
California
Ripon
Ford
New Jersey
Connecticut
Toby Moffett
Drinan
Massachusetts
Riponites
Jimmy Carter
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Jerry
White House
Rockefellers
Elliot Richardsons
Senate
John Heinz
Pennsylvania
John Chafee
Rhode Island
John Danforth
Missouri
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Charles Percy
Illinois
Edward Brooke
Lowell Weicker
Mark Hatfield
Robert Packwood
Oregon
GOP
Glance At Yesterday Dec 6 1926 Dec 6 1946 Dec 6 1966
A column notes St Louis plans for a modern post office with an airplane landing platform to speed air mail handling. It also reports army studies showing 30 percent of Americans may have had mumps without knowing it and a 1966 view that the Equal Opportunities Act intensifies the wage and job discrimination debate, including women potentially bumping younger men as machines replace roles.
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St. Louis
Army Surgeon General’s Office
Pennsylvania
Harvard University
Army
Harold W. Wissner
Tulane University
Washington
Wissner
Elder Statesman Role For Ford
Washington report views Alfred Landon, once GOP rival of FDR, urging Gerald Ford to stay as party leader post presidency. Some see a rallying figure free of factionalism, others warn of entrenched insider control. Ford advisers divide between bold leadership and stepping back, with Coolidge comparisons shaping hopes for a tranquil, respected past presidency memory.
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Washington
RFL
Alfred M. Landon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kansas
Landon
Gerald Ford
Republican Party
Mr. Ford
Gerald Ord
Ford Party
GOP
Burning Tree Golf Club
Dwight Eisenhower
Monroe News Star publisher details and policy note
The Monroe News Star lists its publishing office on North 4th and Olive Streets in Monroe Louisiana and notes staff roles including Chairman Robert Ewing Brown and multiple vice presidents and directors. It cites Associated Press affiliation and Branham Company advertising offices, asserting independence and impartial reporting.
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News Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Monroe
Robert Ewing Brown
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown Jr
Robert Ewing Jr
Patricia Ewing Hendrick
Esther Ewing Jensen
Kenneth C. Barranger
Tommin Hunter Brown
Jean D. Ewing Jr
John A. Hendrick
T. Haller Jackson, Jr
David J. Garrett, Jr
del Ray Hill
Cress
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